Texas Murder Suspect Caught in Nogales Case
Nogales police detain a man linked to the Dickinson slayings of Mrs. Ruby McPherson and two relatives. Texas Rangers and FBI pursue extradition questions as officers inspect a maroon Ford believed to be missing with the victims. The suspect, a Houston resident, claims the car belongs to his father and offers few details.
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Nogales
Mexico
R. L. Conne
Lauhon
Dickinson
Connor
Rangers
FBI
Santa Cruz County
Ruffo Espinoza
Laudon
Texas
Alvin Sisk
Nogales (Ariz
Here
No Bales
Obregon Avenue
Altus
Ark
Texas St
Houston
Phoenix
Sisk
Houston Post
Ruby McPherson
George
Zola Norman
Red Light
Ariz
McPherson
Mex
Vicente Alvarez
Texas Department of Public Safety
Alvarez
U.S
R.L. Connor
W.G. Goodman
Ellis E. Laudon Jr
Son
Texas Rangers
R. L. Connor
Tex
Hautem Murder Trial in Recess as Pathologist Testifies
The Hautem murder trial in Tucson is recessed until Tuesday after noon when pathologist Dr. Louis Hirsch will be recalled. Hautem, 44, is free on a 5000 dollar bond and faces a first degree murder charge for his wife Josephine Graham Hautem's death in December. Dr. Hirsch described extensive injuries and said the fatal blow was from a broad object, not from an automobile. He noted bones broken and fractures likely occurred after death in several areas, with death estimated at least six hours before examination. A defense witness may challenge these findings later. The body was found 16 miles south of Tucson, near Nogales highway. Fifteen state witnesses have testified. Hautem's daughter from Charleston, WV, will be called next week.
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Frank A. Hautem
Louis Hirsch
Hautem
Tucson
Superior Court
Josephine Graham Hautem
Hirsch
Nogales Highway
Stanley S. Tanz
David Martinez
Nogales
Sonora
Raul H. Castro
Charleston
W. Va
Catholics Demonstrate In Liege Belgium
Thirty thousand shouting Catholics marched through Liege in protest against cuts to state aid for Catholic schools. Police escorted the demonstrators who clashed with Socialists as fire crackers flew. The crowd abided by a truce and tied up traffic while chanting against the education minister.
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Liege
Belgium
Tucson Contractor Low Bidder on Tuc son Benson Highway
PHOENIX The State Highway Department awarded the low bid of 546,930 dollars for grading draining and surfacing a six mile stretch of the Tucson Benson Highway from the Martin Construction Co of Tucson.
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Phoenix
State Highway Department
Martin Construction Co
Tucson
Mexican Farmers Block Roads in Tax Protest
Mexican farmers block major highways into Matamoros to strike against a 22.55 percent export tax on cotton. The action, centered in Matamoros, halted export transport and delayed American tourists and trucks, while Consul Culver Gidden called the shutdown peaceful and precautionary. The protest followed a demand for lower duties, noting the tax is higher than in the Mexicali area.
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Brownsville
Tex
Rio Grande
Matamoros
Culver Gidden
North America
United States
Gidden
Mexicali
Baja California
Bus Firm Faces Criticism Over Tucson Transit Strike
City Attorney Harold R. Neubauer filed a complaint with the State Corporation Commission alleging Tucson Rapid Transit refuses to resume service in an arbitrary fashion. The filing accompanies a City Council resolution demanding a hearing on the 14 day old strike and urging immediate operation.
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Tucson Rapid Transit
State Corporation Commission
Harold R. Neubauer
L. A. Tanner
TRT
Neubauer
Tucson Rapid Transit Co
Naubauer
Tanner
John D. Barry
Phoenix
Record Fourth of July traffic toll seen at 380 deaths
National Safety Council forecast a holiday period with 40 million vehicles on the move and a record 380 highway deaths. Early hours showed caution. counts stood at 64 total fatalities, with California leading states. Ned H. Dearborn urged prayer as fatigue and crowded highways loom. Fort Dix audiences saw films about driving dangers as heat and travel continued.
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National Safety Council
United Press
California
Indiana
Michigan
Tennessee
New York
New Jersey
Ned H. Dearborn
Fort DIX
N. J
Morhday
Colorado
Texas
Two State Meets Halted
Associated Press reports two state track meets were halted by officials due to weather. Schools and athletes waited as rain halted events across campuses, with program resumption uncertain and limited results recorded.
Negotiations Stall in Nine-State Copper Strike
Wage talks halted at Douglas and Miami as Phelps Dodge declined a union counter proposal. Union expects talks to resume after local Bisbee issues. three companies remain operating with no immediate strike. Weather forecast calls for sunny weekend picnic weather across Arizona with variable winds. About 2,800 Mine-Mill workers affected by shutdowns in Douglas Bisbee Morenci and El Paso. Miami talks involve around 1,200 union members.
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Arizona
Douglas
Miami
Interational Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers
Ind
Phelps Dodge Corp
Miami Copper Co
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
International Smelting & Refineing Co
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
Bisbee and Morenci
Ariz
el Paso
Grutzner Story Cleared By General Vandenberg Admitted
Washington reports Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg personally cleared Charles Grutzner’s dispatch on the first combat use of the F-86 Sabre jets. Sen. James Eastland noted Grutzner did not violate security and the subcommittee questioned Grutzner over past Communist ties. Eastland cited Maj. Gen. Craigie in discussion of potential impact on U.S. air combat advantage.
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Washington
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
New York Times
Charles Grutzner
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Grutzner
Jack Shea
Air Force Press Desk
Vandenberg
Eastland
Subcommittee
CBS News
Winston Burdett
Brooklyn Eagle
L. C. Craigie
Poston Wins Jet Air Race in Detroit Handicap
Lt. Col. James A. Poston of Columbus Ohio won the Second Annual Ricks Memorial Trophy Race from Ontario California to Detroit. He flew 1,945 miles in three hours 32 minutes at an average of 546.505 mph after a new scoring method awarded him a corrected time of two hours 57 minutes 14 seconds. he was the first to finish.
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Detroit
James A. Poston
Columbus
Ohio
Ontario
Calif
Poston
George C. McCrory
Pennssylvania
McCrory
Passton
Crocker Leads Women's Open, Faulk Closes Gap in Windy Round
Fay Crocker of Montevideo Uruguay carded a 79 to keep a one stroke edge over Mary Lena Faulk of Thomasville Georgia after three rounds of the Women’s National Open. Faulk finished even par 72 to reach 226, one back as conditions remained challenging at Wichita Country Club.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Kan
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville
Miss Faulk
Wichita Country Club
Miss Crocker
Tucson Weekend Family Events Light Up Local Stage
Tonight runs from morning to sundown with a visit to the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum and Tucson Mountain Park. A 2 PM pet deer photo session follows. Teen chess meets at Carnegie Library, followed by a 7 PM square dance at Tucson Mountain Village and an 8:30 PM auto race at the fairgrounds with time trials at 7:30 PM and fireworks.
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Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Tucson Mountain Park
Carnegie Library
Tucson Mountain Village
Ajo Road
Tucson Fair Grounds
Index Bus strike hits nation's cap ital
A nationwide bus strike disrupts Washington, D.C. transit as officials seek a negotiated settlement. Union leaders say service losses impact commuters and government operations, while city officials urge a quick resolution to restore daily routines.
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Prescott
Yuma
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Howell
Snider
Philadelphia
Maglie
Katt
Simmons
Miller
Kipper
Seminick
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Mays
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Atwell
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